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The Press., 1887-06-09
5 fAdlH CUaIsF1 8TIT

E rrUnien and Westford are considerably stirred up over the poisoning of some cat tle belonging to James Bnrrill of Westord, and which were pastured in Union. Last Thursday morning five head out of the herd of six were found dead on the prem ises of John nBs Malkef, adjoining their place of pasture, having eaten paris green. Walker was arrested on charge of having maliciously placed the poison where the cattle might find it if they trespassed. The hearing was before Justice M. e. Smith on Friday, and was adjourned until Saturday,
 18th inst.fC "a a4,,{f ;sl e.ssf9 iF Y
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RaAroa4s-
nUMBEkLAND VALLEY RAILRoAD.

On and after Sunday, June 10Th,
1887, trains will run as follows: Stand
ard Time.)
EASTWARD.
Fast Mail leaves Martinsburg at ! IS
a M, Bedington IS, Falling Waters
TAT, Williamsport Station 90, Hagers-
town 8 20, Chambersburg 8 IS, Carlisle
10 IS, arrive at Harrisburg III 10, Phila-
Mail Express Train leaves Martins
burg at 5 IS p M, Bedington 5 so, Fall
ing Waters 5 81, Williamsport Station
5 4o, Hagerstown 4 II, Chambersburg
S IS, Carlisle s 80 arrive at Harrisburg
at rs.
WESTWARD.
~. @. Express leaves Harrisburg at
4 As m, Carlisle S IS, Chambersburg
s so, arrives at Hagerstown at 7 30,
Williamsport Station IS, Falling Wat
ers 5 SIS, Bedington goo, Martinsburg
IS.
Mail leaves Harrisburg at 4 as a M,
Carlisle SIS, Chambersburg So, arrive
at Hagerstown at 10 40, Williamsport
Station II OF, Falling Waters II Is, Bed
ington III 20, .Martinsburg III SIS.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at 8 as,
Carlisle i IS. Chambersburg S 50. Hag-
erstown As, Wil1iamsport Station o.,
Falling Waters rs, Bedington 20.
arrives at Martinsburg IS m.
w. A. GARD, Agt. j. F. BOYD, Supt.
n. A. RIDDLE. General Passenger ACT.
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BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD.
IN effect Sunday, May 7o, 1887.
Stand ard Time.l

Y ae4
No i. Cincinnati Limited !" Daily, 7
leave Phila. 10 as M, and BALTIC. IS
pm. Washington ) IS P n. and Mar
tinsburg S 10 p m.
No !, Pittsburg Express g Daily, !"
leave BALTIC. as m. Washington 8 IS
3 III. and Martinsburg III "a m.
No 1, Cincinnati and Chicago Express
: Daily leave Phila. S 90 p nj. BALTIC.
s 20 m. Washington 9 40 P m. Mar
tinsburg II SIS p m.
No {, Chicago and Pittsburg Limited
& Daily leave Phila. 90 m. BALTIC.
10 90 am. Washington 10 SIS m. Mar
tinsburg II As p m.
No IS, Daily except Sunday, stops at
all stations, connects for Romney leaves
Martinsburg II 70 p m.
No I47 Mixed Train Daily" leaves
Martinsburg S 90 m, connects for
No I4s, mixed train Daily except Sun
day, leaves Martinsburg 4 10 m.
Cherry Run Accommodation Daily
except Sunday leaves Martinsburg 20
P m.
No i. Daily, leave Martinsburg 4 OF a
M. Washington 20 m. BALTIC. 80 a
III Phila. II 90 noon.
NOS, Daily, Martinsburg 5o2 a m.
Washington7 no m. BALTIC. 8 80 m.
No 3, Daily Limited, Martinsburg
15a m. Washington IS p m. BALTIC.
IL D m. Phila. S 40 p m. stops at 5. y.
Iunc., and connects with Valley Branch
for ali points between Harper's Ferry
and Lexington and with Washington
County Branch for Hagerstown.
No 6, Daily, Limited, leave Martins
burg 70 m. Washington 4 20, BALTIC.
2o and Phila 845 p m. stops at Har-
ner,s Ferry and connects at Washing
tor Junction for Frederick.
70 66, Daily, except Sunday, via old
Line. leave Martinsburg 10 IS a m,
stoDs At all Stations, connects with
Valley Branch at Harper's Ferry, at
Weverton for Hagerstown, and at
Frederick Junction for Frederick.
No IS, Daily, via Washington, stops
A. Ill stations between Martinsburg and
washington, leaves Martinsburg At 90
3 m. connects for Winchester, Hagers-
Eown and Frederick.
No146, Daily, except Sunday, leaves
Martinsburg 10 m, connects tor
Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick
and ali points on Main Line.
JNO. +. MARTIN, Ag't.
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Miss Efie Kantner, on West King ST.,
left Yesterday for Brucetown, w. va,
On visit to her grand parenrs.
SUNDAY School G oRAIsSERvIcE.
The Lutheran Church last Sun
day was the scene Of an interest,"
ing and enjoyable affair. The
Infant School banked up in the
pulpit recess and flanked on either
side BY beautiful floral designs,
presented the appearance Of one
vast beqHet Of flowers. The
school marched in by classes al
most filing the auditorium. The
singers the main feature Of the
occasion was of a four fold
character. One part was congre-
gational; one in q grand Sunday
School chorus; anotherby aselect
choir Of boys and girls from the
gallery; and a fourth by the In
FAINT School, at one time In full
chorus, and then BY a quartette Of
girls. Miss Lizzie Muth presided
at the pipe organ, and Miss Lutte
Mason at the cabinet organ Of
the Infant department. The
49,
music was adapted to the occas-
sion and tastefully executed.
The Offering of the day. $29)
,sere dev0ted ta the Church Or
phan's Home, LoysvilIe, Pa.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Geo.
Knapp, III connection with the
pastor, conducted the services.
In the report furnished, it ap-
pears that the School Is organ
lied ineo three departments the
Primary Of 147 scholars, the In
termediate Of 212 scholars, and
the Bible Class composed of 10
young ladies and gentlemen.
The total enrolled, officers teach
ers and scholars, is 40.
We were pleased at the most
excellent order preserved and
the digified department Of the
school. The address of the oc-
cassion was made BY the pastor
on the Sunday School lesson for
the day. The audience was Is
much as the house could comfor-
tably accommodate, and Advent
away we'll pleased
To any one sending as S names accom-
panied with 81. 50, we will give one years
subscription tothe "Martinsburg News
Letter
They no Not ssExperiment.'
DR. Pancoast, Of Philadelphia, testified
at trial IN this city that American sur
geons do not experiment. on patients III
hospitals. 81 have seen it done III France
and Germany, = he said; ssbut with ps the
poorest patient ID the world receives as
gOOd treatment as would his honor on the
bench. n-Harper's Bazaar
The new coins which are now 10 BE- Is
sued IN England III honor Of the queens
49,
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WANTED. "A good girl to do
general house work apply at r.
Rosenbusch's.

Rosenbusch's y.
Mr.. Joe. Muse, son of the late
DR.. Muse, formerly Of this place,
now Of Baltimore, is visiting
friends in this place.
Rev. Fathers Frivoli, Of Keyser;
Manly, Of Hancock, and Flemm-
ing, of Pa, called on Father Nc
Keefry to welcome him homefrom
his trip.to ireland, where he has
been visiting his aged parents.
Messrs. Chas. Mantz and Frank
Gilbert have accepted positions
with Mr.. j. VIM. DeGrange, our
genial cigar manufacturer. Will
says business is rushing, and he
intends placing on the market
nothing but the genuine article.
Mr.. j.. w. Harlan is engaged in
completing the general index in
the county clerks Office. The
work had been commenced BY Mr..
John H. Doll, who relinquished it
for 4 position in the National
Bank.
Seersucker Goats and Vests At g cts.
At 3. Rosenbnsh g Cos Red Letter Sale
Last evening about s o'clock b
COMMITTEES from st. Joseph :
Church called on theirpastor Rev.
J.. II. McKeefry, to welcome him
home, and for the esteelnin which
he was held presented him with q
purse Of 800.
Geo. Kilmer, ourgenial butcher,
says that while talking to Presi-
dent Cleveland at Washington
yesterday, he remarked that the
"MARTINsBURG News LETTER.,
would be the largest and finest
week. in the state of West va.
Can early and get the pick of the
Goods at RI. Rosenbush & Cos Red
Letter Sacrifice Sale
Miss Ella Goheen, residing
about mile from town, enter
tanned quite q numbered her lady
and gentlemen friends last even
ing in the way'ofsa party in
honor ofhercharming guest, Miss
Ella Mallory, Of Maryland. All
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much, and did not return home
until an early hour in the morn
ing. lGai
*, A 80, 600 PoLIcY. To-day the
Equitable Life Association, Of
this city, made out q check for
the amount Of $4,000, payable
to Mrs. margaret R. Harris, Of
Ritehie County, w. Va, on the
death Of her son, % years ofage,
who was q member Of the Assoc
citation. This Associatiation is
doing q thriving business, and
thus far has met all it's claims In
the most satisfactory manner.
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oCaA News
Wait for our solicitor.

II. laws, NJ DCullS UOu, Wd0 Ii
town to-day.
Mrs. Olive Mckee, Of this city, lis
visiting friends in Chambersburg.
Mr.. S. H. Caufman, Of Cham
bersburg, Pa, is in town today.
Miss Lille WEIGH, Of George
town, D. c., is the guest Of
Misses Fout's, on Burke street.
Mrs. VIM. Dorsey is having q
new pavement laid in front Of
Mr.. Jno. NJ. O'Neal's drug store.
Miss Ella Noll entertained al
number of friends at her home on
Tuscarora last week.
Mr.. s. s. See, is engagedin paint
ing the new residence Of Mr.. Jas.
Dean on Raleigh Street.
We mean business and are going to
do it. R. Rosenbush & Co., sd & 56 w.
Queen srteet.
William Matthews, a little son
of Mr.. Chas. Matthews, fell of a
swing yesterday and broke his
arm. =
\ v y So 1 X &s4 "
Rev. w. +. Roberts, formerly
pastor Of the M. Z. Church Of this
place, now Of Hancock, Md, was
in town to-day.
Don't miss it, for it is the Greatest
Sacrifice ever known in Martinsburg in
Clothing, at r. Rosenbnsh * Cos Red
Letter Sale !
Boom the subscription for the
ssMARTINsBURG EWs-LETTER. Z
Twenty-six more added to the
listyesterday.
Mrs. Phillip Dieffenderfer, resid-
ing on West King street, has been
confined to the house through
severe illness.
Light Derbys reduced to $3.50 at our
Red Letter Sacrifice Sale r. Rosen-
bush & Co.
The Misses Bridges, who have
been visiting the family Of Hon.
+. Boyd Faulkner, returned to
their home in Maryland yester
day.
WANTED. "A good, steady and
reliable young man. Work light
and wages reasonable. Apply at
this office.
Mr.. James Scott and family, Of
Keyser, who have been visiting the
family Of Mrs. Mary Lamar, on
Raleigh Street, returned home
yesterday evening.
Bob Bnrdette says, and fully
agree with him, that God wasted
mud. when he made thesman who,
after taking the paper for six
months orders itstopped without
paying for it.
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The new coins which are now 20 Be Is
sued IN England IN honor Of the queens
Jubilee bear the likeness Of her majesty,
with small crown above the widows cap
and ven.
81 30 per year,
aMARTINsBURG NEWs-LETTERl
6Alarge pages.
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DR. Pancoast, Of philadelphia, testified
at trial IN this city that American sur
geoBs do not s'experimentn on patients III
hospitals. 81 have seen IL done ii France
and Germany, I" he said; s'but with ps the
poorest patient 10 the world receives as
good treatment Is would his honor on the
bench. y Harper's Bazaar.
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SheriFs Ie.

ByT;r-ue and authority Of 3 special e1ecu-
tion On 8 Judgment fJr delisquea- taxes. issa-
ed from the Office Of The clerk OF the cireair
eour- OF Adsir county, Missouri. On the 2--h
day Of November. lsS7- made rerur1Abie - the
January term l,SS. Of said cOu-- AID 20 ne
the undersigned sheriff. directed and delivered
in favor OF The state OF Missouri. and - The re-
iatioa and 70 ths Use Of N z S--ock collector
Of the reTenue f0- AdAir cOu1sT, Missouri and
azains. Ann Perin-, McG-ex
and Ga1af C-ebs in pursuance Of =
j1dxneEt and order or sale Of said ci-cui- eO1-I
- is October tenn IsSs. have levied Z On
and seized and oa Thursday the 5-h day of az
aA--, i---- will sell a. The courI house door IN
the town OF hirksyille, Adair COUNTY Missouri
between me hO1-s of9 O'Clock in The forenoon
and 5 O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said taE
while the c1-c1It cou-l within auG for said
county q N session, - public azc-ioa- - the
hi<hss- bidder 1or czzl n hand. ire following
described zeal estate. situated in Adzir county
Missouri. % 80 nlch thereof = viii sz-isfy
lle Judgment. interests AID costs IN said c8zse
fh= same being . lien against said real estate
- shown By Judgment and decree OF said e0z-s
1O-TI--
Northwest Sour-h OF the sO1sbeaz: ezz-tr q
section TEe1-y-SSTea III township slx-y-s01-
F4l- range seventeen HI Adzir eOal-v No,
- satisfy sad execution and costs q thss sale
J. h kISSEAR. She-i1 Atair Co No
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ShenTs Sale.

By Ti-tus zzd authority Of ! spesial sxsc1-
zion en > Judgment f5- ceiing1ea- taxes. fss1
ed from the ol7es OF t1e cierk OF -he cI-rllt
cO1r- Of Adsir county, Missouri, OF the 9Th
day Of November. ISe7, made -s-11zoie - the
JzUus-T ss-zn- I---, Cf szid cOu-. z-d 20 ne
the underlined -heri-- directed and delivered
N favor OF the s-aie OF Missouri 81 sse reIa-
ton End 20 tie lse of " 2. S--Gck o5IIects-
o. the reveaus f0r Adzz- e6za-F- Missouri.
and against EnklGTE aes-s of aD-zaam Bee
nan n pursuance Of : JEd<nso- and 0rIie- Gi
sale Of said eirc1i- oourT u is OCT O=- term
ls>9- have l--i-i u9On and SEIZED: AID on
THURSDAY the stA d1. Of Js1uz-T. I.--- VII
sell So the cogr- house door n he -OEa q
kI-ksviIIe, Adzir county, Missouri between
the hOur OF O'Clock u tne fSr=nSYa sl9 :
o clock IN t-e Afternoon o< sad DAY, EhiIe Ike
cIrcuir eoHT- EI-aia and for 5zi,. co1a-s Is n
sssslssn- 81 public zuc-sCa- 20 rle hf-ae=- bid
de-. llr cash N hand. the following described
rs2i estate, sif1a e-i IN AizIr county, Missouri
O. -nEeh thereof As VIII satisfy ths judgment
interests and costs n said eauze, the szlre BE-
ing : lien against sad zeal estate, a. shown By
Judgment and decree OF said e1urs tO-Ei--
Southwest f0aEth OF the 20 Invest gS z-te- o.
section thirty SIX i55l township sixty tEO 90
range sixteen Ii5i. 1pon The center and east
" IA : v Il sect n thirty six Isl township
sixty sEo. tsz} range sixteen fI5l Ads4- comfy
No, satisfy said execution s-d costs Of this
sale ! H KNSEAR-
SaeEE A<zir Co. No
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Brashear Items.

After two OR three week silence
we will again send you some
items.
The entertainment at the
Academy en- the night of the Odd
was simply grand. The total re-
ceipts were $3.50.
The following were the Christ
mas festivities at the different
churches.
On Christmas eve the VI. Il.
Church he'd n literary and musi-
cal entertainment. after which
presents were distributed from q
beautiful evergreen tree.
The Z. y. Church had a literary
and musical entertainment, and a
treat for the Sabbath school Three
crosses we're the receptacles OF
many fine presents.
On Christmas morning the ".
E. Church, South gave & treat to
rs Sunday school
a missionary Of tie Baptist
church. colored, OF Kirksville vas
in town last Monday, soliciting aid
10 repair the church at that place.
The public school and the
Academy ere closed for one week.
4. Z. Music is horne On a visit.
II. T. Barnhart spent Sunday at
his homo near Wilson.
J. Z. Keller spent Christmas
with MS best girl.
Miss Minnie Siegmond OF Hurd-
land is visiting friends in town.
T. IL Buckingham OF Kirksville
came down to Brgshear to spend
Christmas.
NJ E. Strock, county collector,
spent Christmas with his family at
this place.
Mr. W. J. Ridge and lady of
Quincy, Ill, are visiting Mr..
Ridges mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Strock.
Mr.. Geo. Boone's family are
slowly recovering from sickness.
Marvin McBroom has gone to
Monroe county to spend the holi-
days.
Does the town board meet any
more? Ii SO, why do they not
pass an ordinance or two?
Knox county has gone dry, bat
poor old behind-the-times Adair
Is as wet as ever, or at least Bra
shear is as wet as q barrel of
whisky a week can make ii.
Can't some one start a petition
go We can have Local Option. too?
Something must be done and that
quickly. For with the saloons
closed in Kirksville and soon to
be closed In Hurdland, unless
something Is done to prevent it
Brashear thus placed between two
crossfires, together with the in
iuence OF Its native rum element,
is iksly to become a good whisky
trading point. What IS to be done
about it, SCRUTLNIZER-
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Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyet d Co, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists of Rome Ga.
says: We have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica SaIve
for four years. Have never hand
led remedies that sells as well, or
give such uniyerssls satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines
IN this city. Several cases OF pro-
ncunced Consumption have been
entirely cured by the use OF few
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always Sold by J. G. JAM
ison.
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sEEl
SheriFs Sale.

By virtue aid authority Of ! suzc:zI exc
cI-zon o. I1deeusa- sOr delinquent taxes,
issued from The Office % ne e5s-k OF The czr-
Cit cur Of zdsir oczz-J Eisso1-5 Oa -1s
18th dzF Uf NOTrnber ISS7. made resz-uz5ls
!. tae Jsnlzry tE-zl- fS5>. of sad eou-s- z.6
20 rs tle Cldzzsls-aed Sns-IE directed and
q T-srsz- II fE.Or OF ne saz-e of EIsso1--
and aZainst Amanda c S1eel and u-k-o=a
a-Irs % Es=isy Love = pa,Ez.ce of =
grcEensnr and o-ee- O. sac Of sad cs-rzi-
ooE-- - the October ten. IS--- I have ieTis1
Ep-5a and seized 1Ed o. T1E-sslsT The II Day
o. : z1ua--, l,-., TilI sell - lie cCG-- bose
4oo- n t1e Towz o1 Ei-ksvLlle. Aazlr eg11rE-
Alssou-l- between re hnzrs of 8 9'c4ock II ne
for1c0a md clock "A the Afternoon % ssi-
tIzy. while t1e ci-c-i- cont EiTaIa and for
s7ic cozzry is n session, - public zzc15c7. 20
he highest bidder. 1cr cash N hazd- tie sel-
lowing described -eai estate =I-rat@s. n Aszlr
county IisSeu-s. or % mach -Ae-eos a. Etlt
satisfy The j1G2msa-. interests AID cos-s n
szid canse, tAe sane teia- lien a<zias- said
-1ai eStass. As shOSa 0E jadS2e1T and decree
OF szid cou--, tS-El--
West half Of ne soa-h ezz- f01-h 5r re
northwest quarter, section sEi--J SIX l56l
township sixty fs1r tsn -z,<e si1ree1s Ads--
COUNTY No. 20 satisfy said sxeez-i.a a7c
c1S-s cY this saIe ! H EINNEAR-
sas-;1 Adair Co.. No
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Sherirs Sale.

By virtue and authority OF a Suec;s1 sx.
cntion on q Judgement for deIiratg.er- sA1
i.sued from the office Of the Csssk ~ ~,
circu court of aGsir colisty sfi.sfr-; ~ -
ilis 2Sih day Of So=smbe. 1881. .rysds' =. "a
tuFnable ut the Je1ug-y term, Is.S. n "a
couTt. and 10 me. the undersigned St,s-sss4
directed Ent C. Iysresi, in favor of he S.-,,
oi Missouri attn relation and 3, the ne =.
p Sirock Collector Of the rerenr,e ~.
adau county, Missouri, and axsfrs. NJ ~
C5Gwfo7d Cb57les s. Lippenco;t. Prsr,, 4.
alurical, JsTzles Esse aud Albert q S.s--..A
IN pursuance Of Il Judgement and ordse -
sale Of said c;rCuit court at It's October ts.--,
1873, hove levied upon and seized zrs -, -.
| Thursday the 9th day Of January Isss LII
sell at the Court house door IN the 49,, =. -
kiTksville, Adsir comfy, Missouri. betxas..
the ho,:rs of . O'Clock n the forenoor mo
. O'Clock in The afternoon Of said dav- vss,ils
the circrit court within and FOR said eou-t..
ls II session, ut public alctiOD. to the Eirbs..
bidder, for cash in hand. the foilolzi,e,
described real estate, situated in Adsir eo-,a
~ Missouri, or so much thereof gs will satis-
fy the judgement, interests and costs in sa;s
cause. the same being lien sga;ns. ss;5
real estate, as shown by judgement asd ds
cree OF said court. to-vit:
SOr.h sst fourth of the north east rus-.s-
OF 5ectisn twenty eight (2s) township sirtr.
four, tB4) range seventeen m ,Adair corr
| + Missouri TO satisfy said execution ass
costs oil tiis SALE J. e KISsEAR.
Sheriff Adair Comfy, No.
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Sherifs Sale.

By virtue and authority ofs special ersr,-
ton on judgment for delinquent taxes issa-
ed from the Office OF the clerk OF the eirrsi.
court OF Adair county, Missouri, on the tventv
eighth day Of November, lss7, made returnabis
at the January term, lsss, Of said court ard
70 me, the undersigned Sheriff, directed ard
delivered in favor OF the State OF Missour; a.
the relation and to the use Of ". n. stro~I
collector Of the revenue ior Adair county No
and against the unknown heirs OF Johns.h.n
Ford and unknown heirs Of WIN
W. NcGrew, and Andrew NcGrev
in pursuance Of q judgment and order OF sais
Of said circuit court at its October term. lss-
have levied NJ on and seized. and on Thurs
day the jth day oI Jsnusry 1555, will sell al
the court house dof in the town Of KirksTfIle.
Adair county, Missouri, Deta cen the hour OF
O'Clock in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of said dag, while the circuit court
within and for said county is in session. a.
public auction 70 the highest bidder. fyr cash
in hand, the following described real estate.
situated in Adair county. Missouri or 20
much thereof as will satisfy the judgment
interest and costs in said cause. the same be-
ing lien against said real estate as shown by
judgment and decree Of said court. to-wit:
West half OF southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter section eleven, On, township
sixty-two (s2,) range seventeen, 10, Adair
county. No, 20 satisfy said execution ami
costs Of this sale.
J. II. KINEEAR.
Sheriff Adair Co 30.
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SheriTs Sale.

b virtue and szth5rftyof a SPECIAL .-eea-
tion On judgment fOr delinquent taxes. issu-
ed from the Office OF the cIe-k Of the cirC1it
court OF Ads.T eOUlt=. Missouri, On the 9Th
day Of NOvember, I5s7, made -etar1s5Ie st the
January tenn les, Of said cont. and 70 me-
the undersigned sheriff, directed and deliver
cd in favor of the state n Missouri. tthe re-
IstiOl and 20 the use of N Z s-rock. collector
0I the reTeare iCr Adair eou1ty, Missouri
and against H = Mason and E z. Hes in
pursuance Of judgment ard order Of sale Of
said eircuit cont az It's Oc-5be- term, I.s7.
have l.gied Z 5On and seized. AID or Thursday
ihe 5til dag OF Januavy. I---, viii sell g. the
coEr- house DO n the town Of EiTzsTille
Adair COUNT, Missouri, between The hours of5
o,el"ck IN the forenoon and ; O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON OF said day, while the circuit cour-
within and for said county Is IN session, a.
pu 9Iic auction, 20 .ne hi chest bidder for Ossh
II hand, the following described real estate,
situated in Adair county. Missouri. OF so
much thereof Is Will satisfy the Judgment, in
rests, and costs in said cause. the same be-
z q lien against said zeal estate. as shown BY
dgment and decree Of said court. to-xi5-
" Of n - section fifteen HI, township SIX
two ttzl range seventeen 10, west half OF
1Or-h west quarter, section hfteea ID
wnslip sixty two lseI range seventeen III
dair county No, 70 satisfy said execution
nd costs OF This sale J. H kINSEAR-
Sheriff Adair County, No
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much time, that is now used in eff
tecting compromises, when fuel
md feed are bought and sold; but
% long as business men and far
ners have plenty of time this step
is not If such moment. But the
'oal oil problem needs attention
It once, and we wonld like to know
whether our states fourth class
,harters" provide for an iuspec-
or who world prevent 'g"ter be-
ny sold for Illuminating pus poses.
A little light upon this subject
would be gratifying as it is GER
ainly not in the ccal oil.